The Daily Courier - 2020-03-12

• School staff likes 2-week spring break, parents don’t
• Ottawa puts up $1B to fight virus
• Highrise to get a luxury banner
• Canucks rookie defenceman is a special player
• Explaining a deadly grape disease in 3 minutes
• Tom Hanks has COVID-19
• NBA suspends season
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Green leadership candidate cancels Okanagan swing
• Last chance to get ticket on luxury condo
• Penticton Ironman not affected so far
• Accused murderer drunk at the time of wife’s killing, court hears
• Lake Country program aims to reduce stigma of drug use
• Province won’t bail out bus system
• Osoyoos Indian Band members committed to save dying language
• UNDRIP, COVID-19 key issues for talks with PM and premiers: Indigenous leaders
• Greta sticker questioned in letter to PM Justin Trudeau
• Black boxes from downed flight to be transferre­d to Kyiv
• Canadian soldiers safe after deadly rocket attack kills U.S. troops in Iraqi
• Trump, GOP allies move quickly to discredit and attack Joe Biden
• WHO declares virus crisis a pandemic, U.S. stocks plunge
• Virus prompts television shows to drop audiences
• Extra cash flow comes at a steep price
• Do you believe in little green men?
• How to slow the spread
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Roosevelt’s first fireside chat
• What message is the public told?
• Patience a virtue in pipeline dispute
• Rescued sledders grateful for help
• Royals escape with ‘ugly’ victory
• Rejigged schedule opening door for select Canadian juniors
• Canada loses another world championsh­ip due to virus fears
• Vanity Fair: A play on (im)morality
• Time to close door on brother?
• Who is in control of our decisions?
• Proper anticoagul­ant therapy for protein deficiency
• HOROSCOPES

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